American Gold Buffalos

This .9999 fine bullion coin is the US Mint’s first pure gold coin, and we have the 2014-dated Buffaloes in stock. Each coin is inscribed with the weight, denomination and gold content on the reverse and comes individually sealed in Mylar plastic, packaged 20 to a sheet.

Minimum order is three ounces.
Prices are per gold bar with quantity discounts shown.
All prices includes USPS Registered insured delivery.
Signature required upon delivery.

These prices are based upon the spot gold price of: $1,324.16

Prices as of: Friday, February, 22, 2019 7:48AM Eastern time.

Quantity prices per coin >

3 Coins

10 coins

20 coins

50 coins

100 coins

500 coins

American Gold Buffalo .9999 Ounce - Current Year

$1,398.70

$1,385.00

$1,383.70

$1,382.30

$1,380.90

$1,379.50

$30 S&H for orders less
than 10 ounces.

The
official United
States Mint
American Buffalo
Gold Bullion Coin

Production of these highly anticipated coins
is authorized by Public Law 109-145, dated December
22, 2005, also known as the Presidential $1 Coin
Act.

The new American Buffalo Gold coin’s
obverse and reverse designs feature images originally
prepared by noted American sculptor James Earle
Fraser, once a student of Augustus Saint-Gaudens,
for America’s 5-cent coin (nickel).

That popular coin, known as the Indian Head,
or Buffalo, nickel was introduced in 1913 and
showcases the native beauty of the American West.

The Native American depiction on the coin’s
obverse is believed to be based on three different
Indian chiefs – two of whom were named
by the designer as Chief Iron Tail and Chief
Two Moons – who modeled for Fraser as he
sculpted its design. Conflicting statements exist
on the third Indian as being either Chief John
Big Tree of the Onondaga tribe, or John Two Guns,
son of White Calf.

It is widely believed that the bison on the
coin’s reverse was modeled after "Black
Diamond," a popular attraction at the New
York Zoological Gardens.

In the first year of the coin’s issuance,
1913, there were two distinct varieties, the
first showing the bison on a mound and the second
with the base redesigned to a thinner, straight
line. American Buffalo Gold Coins bear the original
Fraser Type I design.

American Buffalo Gold Bullion Coins are the
first .9999 fine 24-karat gold coins ever struck
by the United States Mint.

The Presidential One Dollar Coin Act of 2005
authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to strike
one ounce, .9999 fine gold bullion coins.

The designs are based on the original 1913,
Type I Buffalo nickel, as designed by James Earle
Fraser.

The obverse features a profile representation
of a Native American.

The reverse features an American Buffalo (also
known as Bison).

Diameters of the various issues will be exactly
the same as the Eagles, but of course each Buffalo
will be slightly thinner as it lacks the extra
bulk of alloy present in the Eagles. The American
gold Eagle program will continue to be struck,
as it has since 1986, in all four sizes of .917
fine gold.

Packaging for the new gold Buffaloes will consist
of each coin sealed in a mylar-like plastic sheet,
configured 4 rows of 5 coins each. These 20-coin
sheets will come from the Mint in boxes of 500
1-ounce coins per box.

Onlygold did business at the same location for more than sixteen
years. CMI Gold & Silver Inc. has done business from three locations in Phoenix since 1973.

Both firms are Accredited Businesses with the Better Business Bureau,
and neither firm has had a complaint filed with the BBB—ever!

In addition to having really strong
bids on gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in coin and bullion form, we also purchase a wide range
of numismatic coins. We have especially strong bids for old US gold coins.